I really believe it is the only sustaining principle of life.
Elizabeth Cropper, another historian, writes in the catalog: "Whether or not women were taken seriously as artists in the 17th century, Artemisia clearly was, and her very exceptionality was a sustaining principle in her career.
Rather, the soul is in an accidental relation to a particular body, occasioned by the generation of that body and its need for a central organizing and sustaining principle.
One defense of Locke's principle against this alleged counterexample is that these are not the same sort of thing so it does not violate the principle; another is to identify the statue and material, sustaining the principle by a different route.
Rather, the Platonists thought that the first transcendent principle sustained a set of further immaterial principles and forms from which derive the diversity of the natural biosphere and which, through the agency of divine souls and forming principles (logoi principles that form matter at different times and places in its various ways), unfold themselves in space and time.
Hours later, with tear gas drifting over the adjacent square, parliamentary leaders held a brief, sombre exchange on the significance of the deaths, vowing to sustain the principle that protest must be peaceful.
However, can employees maintain and develop their transformative agency by sustaining the principle of double stimulation initially used in the formative intervention?
To sustain this principle in subjects with incomplete autonomy that cannot consent to research, these subjects must be ensured adequate protection that reflects their vulnerability [ 6].
They conclude by calling on the Italian senate to amend its draft law "around three main sustaining principles".
Added to this, he had a cheerful buoyancy of mind, which, sustained by religious principle of a depth known only to his most intimate friends, was not depressed in the most gloomy times.
